This would make the third serious point that says PPP is not a credible pollster anymore.

1. They consistently skew the most to Obama in their results2. Akin leading by 1 after his comments, completely a political play to keep him in3. The SOS release shows 3% early voting, yet they're pushing propaganda that there's 20% (along with marist) early voting. Neither should be considered credible anymore

Kos Kids/Union goon poll is junk.... anyone referencing them should be laughed at.

oh cool, more pollster conspiracy theories, that's just what this forum needs

Right, so now it's a conspiracy theory to point out that PPP gets 19% of OH has already voted, but the OH SoS says about 5-6% have? Just because I point out PPP got a bad result doesn't mean I think it's intentional or conspiratorial.

Oh right, the OH SoS is that evil Republican Husted. He's to be trusted less than a pollster.

oh cool, more pollster conspiracy theories, that's just what this forum needs

Right, so now it's a conspiracy theory to point out that PPP gets 19% of OH has already voted, but the OH SoS says about 5-6% have? Just because I point out PPP got a bad result doesn't mean I think it's intentional or conspiratorial.

Oh right, the OH SoS is that evil Republican Husted. He's to be trusted less than a pollster.

One of us is pushing a conspiracy theory here, but it isn't me...

Well, in all honesty, they could have mailed them in and they have not yet been delivered or recorded as having arrived.

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J. J.

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oh cool, more pollster conspiracy theories, that's just what this forum needs

Really? Hardly a conspiracy theory. I'm sorry PPP is not credible they made that choice this time around. At some point 20% of Ohio may vote early but they haven't yet, we are talking about a major difference. What a crazy claim to make.

Big week ahead for early voting. In person early voting begins in North Carolina (10-18) and Nevada (10-20). In both states more than half the electorate will vote early and both report turnout by party so we will get a read on enthusiasm. So far only Iowa has had a big enough turnout along with party registration stats that we can make some educated guesses on enthusiasm.

Romney doesn't start out with anything. Only more Republicans have REQUESTED mail ballots so far than Democrats.

Which is not unusual, given that in Colorado there are 60.000 more registered Republicans than Democrats. So, it means that Democrats have actually requested MORE ballots in percentage terms than Republicans.

And besides, we don't know how these people vote, so to say Romney has an advantage is simply false.